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Das 'a-Präfix im Chinesischen by Ulrich Unger. Draft of article published in 好古 Hao-ku Sinologische Rundbriefe, Nr. 33.

Wo ist de Liquida? by Ulrich Unger. Draft article published in 好古 Hao-ku Sinologische Rundbriefe, Nr. 34.

Letter from Angus Graham to Dr Parfit to ask questions provoked by Parfit's article on Reasons and persons, on viewing from beforehand and from afterwards.

Preface to Ta-hsueh Chang-chu by Chu Hsi. Copy of a draft translation of Zhu Xi's preface to Daxue zhangju by Kiril Thompson with copies of the pages from the reference edition of the Chinese work. A handwritten note on the top-right corner of the first page specifies that the document was sent to Graham by Thompson on "11/28/86".

Correspondence between Angus Graham and Christoph Harbsmeier concerning Harbsmeier's work on classification of count, mass and generic nouns.

Book reviews by Nathan Sivin. These are: Robert Mortimer Gascoigne's  A Historical Catalogue of Scientists and Scientific Books: From the Earliest Times to the Close of the Nineteenth Century. Chinese Mathematics. A Concise History by Li Yang and Du Shiran and Histoire des Mathématiques Chinoises by Jean-Claude Martzloff. The Essential Book of Traditional Chinese Medicine by Liu Yanchi, translated by Fang Tingyu and Chen Laidi.

Correspondence from Arthur G. Clarke to Angus Graham. These are: Letter from Arthur Clarke to Angus Graham thanking Graham for sending his work, Yin-yang and the nature of correlative thinking and expressing his views on what is needed in the scholarship of I Ching. Letter from Arthur G Clarke to Angus Graham in which he writes about his learning and asks for further recommendations. He sends a copy of his article to Graham. Originally located with a copy of Clarke's The rate of Change in the I Ching (Graham Collection).

Letter from John Emerson to Angus Graham to inform Graham about his work on a textual study and cross-indexing of Lao Tzu. He asks Graham to comment on the enclosed paper. With the letter is the article A Dissection of Lao Tzu.

Correspondence from Wang Jiaosheng to Angus Graham. These are: Letter from Jiaosheng Wang to Angus Graham thanking Graham for the advice he has given regarding publishers and for the comments that Graham has made on Wang's translations. He responds to the critiques and asks further question regarding publishers, 5 pages. Letter from Jiaosheng Wang to Angus Graham thanking Graham for the further advice he has given regarding publishers and asking for Graham to use his influence with Wellsweep Press, 6 pages.

Chu-Tzu And Archaeology by Jao Tsung-I - draft article.